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1941s Mercury dime DDO?

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    1941s Mercury dime DDO?

    Hello. I have looked for a listing for a DDO on 1941s Mercury dimes but have only seen a DDR and a RPM. Not sure if I can get better photos with the equipment on hand. I've included photos of the reverse as I saw someone recommend it to help verify. If the photos are not up to snuff, then I will step back into the studio and try again. The first E in liberty is what got my attention. then the top of the cap and the side wing at the fronts. below the lower lip and forehead. if It's machine doubling I wouldn't be surprised but I still have hope. thanks in advance for time and trouble.
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    It's a little hard to tell from your images but it appears to me that your coin exhibits machine doubling. I can't see any separation but only a shelf like appearance. Maybe someone else can chime in since I am more familiar with striking and planchet errors and not varieties.
    James Zimmerman
    Coneca N-911
    CONECA PA State Rep/Treasurer

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      As soon as I read the word shelf I started mentally discarding the other 30 coins I was going to post. Just kidding, it's more around 60. Thanks for taking a look. And no, I'm not going to post the others.

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        looks like md to me.
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